Is it visa-free for China people to travel to Turkey?

China people need to apply for an electronic visa to travel to Turkey, not a visa-free.

20 13 from may 15, turkey began to use electronic visas. China ordinary passport holders who apply for an electronic visa in Turkey no longer need to hold a valid visa from Schengen or OECD countries. They can apply for a Turkish visa directly online (basically equivalent to visa-free), and they can stay for 30 days at a time, valid for 180 days.

& gt About flights

There are only two domestic direct flights to Istanbul, China Southern Airlines and Turkish Airlines. China Southern Airlines flies directly from Urumqi; Turkish Airlines can fly directly from Beijing to Guangzhou. If you are not afraid of trouble, you can also choose other airlines, and the cost will be slightly cheaper than direct flights.

& gt About money

The currency of Turkey is the Turkish lira. Euros and dollars are also acceptable, but they are not as convenient as lira. Turkey does not accept RMB exchange.

& gt About tipping

Turks have the habit of tipping when serving others. Usually the tour guide's tip is 3 dollars (about 5 lira)/day/person. The driver's tip is about $2 (3.5 lira)/day/person.

& gt self-driving transportation

It is safe to drive in Turkey, and the traffic rules are the same as those in China. At the same time, China driver's license can be used in Turkey, which can be notarized or translated according to the requirements of car rental companies. The traffic rules are the same as those in China, which are left rudder and right lane.